Are you planning to move to Argentina? If you would like tips about visa, accommodation transport or food watch this presentation before your go! roominthemoon.com

1. Argentina
Useful tips about Argentina if you are planning to live there.

2. Argentina is a mix of tradition and innovation.
In big cities like Buenos Aires and Mendoza you can shop, watch
amazing football matches, immerse yourself in a colourful world
through just a walk in the bustling district of La Boca, or enjoy a really
tasty Argentinian meal.
Is “working” the best adjective to use at this stage? Maybe bustling,
busy, exciting??
Overall

3. If you are planning to stay in Argentina for less than 90 days, like most
European countries, Australia and the US, a Visa is not required.
For other countries check out our website.
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Step1:
VISA

4. Step2:
MOVING TO ARGENTINA
Are you moving to Argentina for a short time?
Do you know that living in Argentina is quite
cheap? For example,
monthly rent is around £300 with bills (electricity,
heating, water, and garbage), and a monthly
transport card is only £11 .
Maybe we should be more specific here? Which
city?
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Find out more information in our website.

5. The best way to get around in Argentina is by bus or plane.
Although it's one of the smallest countries in South
America, flying is a common way to travel. To get from one
city to another take a bus, as Argentina's transport system
works really well. Check out how to travel in Argentina on
our website.
Bus: El Rapido Internacional
Plane: Aerolineas Argentinas
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Step 3:
TRANSPORT

6. Step 4:
STARTING WORK
To work in Argentina you need to have your taxpayer
identification number (CUIT).
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7. Step 5:
HEALTH SYSTEM
If you're going there to study or work, you'll get cover
through your employer or educational institution;
If you're planning to live in Argentina for a short time
it’s better to arrange travel insurance in your home
country, because it usually covers everything.

8. Step 6:
MONEY & UTILITIES
Are you planning to live and work in Argentina? If so you need to
open a bank account: Take some ID, a proof of address and any
bills in your name to the branch.
Major Banks:
Banco de la Nación Argentina - BancoProvincia –
Banco Santander Rio - BBVA BancoFrancés

9. Step 7: BUYING
SUPPLIES
Do you know that the farmers usually sell fruit and
vegetables at the roadside? It's like an open market,
and it’s cheap!
The best supermarkets in the city centre, are Dia, Norte
and Cencosud.
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10. Step 8:
ENTERTAINMENT
Argentina offers a great range of entertainment
and leisure ideas.
Tango classes, gyms and Fitness Centres are a
few options if you want to keep yourself looking
good.
Are you a student? Visit the ISC websiteto find
out activities where you can get involved!

11. Step 9:
REGISTER FOR SPANISH CLASSES
Do you speak Spanish? We highly recommend that you take
some Spanish classes before you start looking for a job or
attending a university!
Find out where to study here!

12. Step 10:
FIND YOURSELF A JOB
Most job applications are done through the internet.
Improve your CV and check out some useful jobsites at Room
in the Moon.
Good luck!

13. For more information on Argentina visit our website or
downloadthe App: Android - iPhone